Posts by Jason Kuhn
Action Alert: Lake Avenue
The City of Cleveland is seeking feedback about the design of Lake Avenue from Detroit to W. 117th. See the bottom of this post for how to submit feedback. The city is proposing the following for Lake Avenue: From W. 117th to West Blvd: The final lane use will include a single travel lane in…
Read MoreHoliday Happy Hour
Join us for an evening of advocacy updates, bike trivia, and face time with all of your favorite bike people! Bring a beverage or two (we won’t judge) and let’s shove 2020 out the door and look forward. Tips so you’re ready for the trivia portion – we’re using Kahoot: 1. Have two devices. One…
Read MoreThank you for being part of our community
As COVID-19 continues to spread and impact our communities, the future has never felt so unpredictable. So in these challenging times, it is the sincere hope of all of us at Bike Cleveland that you are finding ways on your bike to navigate these challenging times, preserve your sanity and keep you in good health…
Read MoreCranksgiving Cleveland 2020 [Cancelled – But Donate!]
Updated 11/19/2020: After careful consideration, the in-person elements of our 5 Cranksgiving events have been cancelled due to the recent STAY-AT-HOME HEALTH ADVISORY for Cuyahoga County. However, local families in need still desperately require your generosity and commitment. While the events are no longer happening – we strongly encourage you to take the money you…
Read MoreBike, Scoot, or Walk To Vote!
Early voting is well underway, and nationally voting is trending high – a good thing for democracy. Having a plan for voting has been a consistent theme, and having a plan to GET to the Board of Elections to vote early, or to your local polling place on election day is no different. Plan to…
Read MoreFall Virtual Happy Hour Recap
Thank you to those that could join us for our Virtual Happy Hour on October 20th. It was great to see all your faces, to share a bit about what Bike Cleveland has been up to, and answer questions from you all. For those that missed it, below you will find some of the links…
Read MoreBook Launch: Cycling Rights: Bicycles, E-Bikes & Micro-Mobility Devices
Join Bike Cleveland and Ken Knabe, Cleveland’s Bike Attorney, for the launch and a discussion of his recent book titled “Cycling Rights: Bicycles, E-Bikes & Micro-Mobility Devices.” His new book helps Cleveland cyclists understand their rights and responsibilities when riding on our roads. Ken provides both legal and practical advice for cyclist safety and helps…
Read MoreAction Alert: Support Patty Banks
UPDATED 9/28/2021 An update on Patty Banks support: We heard from Patty that the motorist that hit her has accepted a plea deal; pleading guilty to 3 felonies and a misdemeanor. With the acceptance of a plea deal there will not be a trial. It’s important to note that Patty Banks is “very much at…
Read MoreVirtual Happy Hour
Join Bike Cleveland for a Virtual Happy Hour! We will host a casual discussion of the latest news in biking in our region. Learn about our current advocacy campaigns, virtual education programs, and how you can help make our streets safe. This virtual meeting is open to all, but you have to register so we…
Read MoreSpooky Spin
October brings shorter, cooler days – and darker, spookier nights! It all culminates at the end of the month with Halloween, but in a COVID world, we’re all looking for new alternative ways to experience things with so many restrictions still in place. That’s why we’re bringing you this Spooky Spin to haunted sites in…
Read MoreBIKE THERE on September 22nd
“This September 21-27, and specifically on September 22, we are encouraging everyone to Bike There, wherever that there may be. Bike to Work, yes. Bike with friends, yes. Bike to an errand, yes. Bike to a Bicycle Friendly Business, yes. Bike around your neighborhood and back to your home, yes. Any bike, anywhere, it all…
Read MoreRight of Way – a discussion about pedestrian safety
Join Clevelanders for Public Transit and Bike Cleveland for a presentation and Q&A with Cleveland’s own Angie Schmitt about her recently released book Right of Way: Race, Class and the Silent Epidemic of Pedestrian Deaths in America. Facebook Event Link Register via Zoom at https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZYtd-qhqTsjEtyL_HCxUc3TcuJpAlwD00vp In Right of Way Angie Schmitt shows us that traffic…
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